Interestingly, electrification is now proceeding as an appliances service. Phone, light and radio come with solar and battery. Don't pay your bill? The devices won't work. http://www.economist.com/news/...
I don't think that makes sense. It hasn't been up long enough, and had it been, it might have forced a downward revision. http://www.carbonbrief.org/stu...
Turns out that not only would the uranium run out, but the very very high cost of nuclear power would hobble the effort. Renewable energy ends up saving money. https://100.org/
Excited about fusion too. But... Looks like renewables will come in quickly owing to low cost and some new math. https://100.org/wp-content/cac... Perhaps Alaska will go for fusion.
As the industry rots away, there just aren't positive stories around. Military propulsion advances and may soon solve another logistics problem extending nuclear power to aviation. http://science.slashdot.org/st... But the news on civilian power generation is all bad.
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And faster. http://thesolutionsproject.org... Better, cheaper, faster. Pick all three.
Valid point, mostly. Some interesting hydro in run of the river and along Canadian border. http://www.chpexpress.com/abou...
Cheaper too. http://www.cnbc.com/2016/01/26...
Nope. Turns out RE enhances reliability. http://www.rmi.org/reinventing...
I think hydro is still cheaper than gas. http://www.eia.gov/electricity...
It's spelled nucular and it's only supported by neanderthals.
Interestingly, electrification is now proceeding as an appliances service. Phone, light and radio come with solar and battery. Don't pay your bill? The devices won't work. http://www.economist.com/news/...
Obama brought down the price of gasoline with CAFE standards, just as promised.
And, synthetic methane may repurposed natural gas infrastructure. http://deepdecarbonization.org...
The Sierra Club Beyond Coal campaign has really helped in getting this going. http://content.sierraclub.org/...
Suggest realclimate.org You can get unconfused there.
Welcome their new robotic overlords.
In a world where "in excess" means "less than."
I just don't see any support for your claim that the satellite has made that determination.
I don't think that makes sense. It hasn't been up long enough, and had it been, it might have forced a downward revision. http://www.carbonbrief.org/stu...
Who but nerds want to read about the collapse of the nerd's equivalent of the buggy whip industry?
That's exactly what all the excitement is about. Turns out very little new storage is needed.
Check your math.
News for plumbers--stuff that flushes.
Turns out that not only would the uranium run out, but the very very high cost of nuclear power would hobble the effort. Renewable energy ends up saving money. https://100.org/
Has been covered. http://science.slashdot.org/st... but you are asking for news for plumbers.
That's the trouble with getting celebs involved... Try catagory 6 here: http://m.pnas.org/site/misc/co... that is what the excitement is about.
Excited about fusion too. But... Looks like renewables will come in quickly owing to low cost and some new math. https://100.org/wp-content/cac... Perhaps Alaska will go for fusion.
They are pretty common. Here is one from my neck of the woods. http://www.power-technology.co...
As the industry rots away, there just aren't positive stories around. Military propulsion advances and may soon solve another logistics problem extending nuclear power to aviation. http://science.slashdot.org/st... But the news on civilian power generation is all bad.